A website for general contractors bidding against bigger outfits
You're up against companies with office staff and ad budgets. The homeowner can't see your workmanship from their kitchen table — but they can see your website, or the lack of one. One strong page levels the field before the first walkthrough.
Build free · No code · Live at yourname.amty.page from $9/mo
Why general contractors lose work without a website
The Google check decides who gets the walkthrough
Before a homeowner invites three contractors to bid, they search all five names on the list and cut it down. The cut is brutal and silent: no site, no license visible, no walkthrough. You lose bids you never knew existed.
Big jobs need big trust
Nobody hands a stranger a $60,000 remodel. Clients look for a license number, an insurance line, and photos that prove you've done this before. A page that states all three plainly beats a folder of paper references they can't check.
Your best work is invisible
The kitchen you finished last month is your strongest sales tool, and right now it lives on your phone. Put one great photo at the top of your page and let it do the talking in every bid you send.
Themes that fit general contractors
Each theme is a live site you can open right now — same layout, your content instead of the example's.
Open live demoCalling Card
Freelancers & solo practitioners
A single centered card with your photo, services and contact details.
Open live demoHorizon
Photogenic businesses & venues
A full-bleed photo with your name, headline and contact on one screen.
What your site could say
Northbend Builders
General contractor in Boise, ID — kitchen and bath remodels, additions, and structural repairs. Licensed and insured, ID RCE-40233. Twenty years in the valley, references on request. Tell us about your project and we'll walk it this week.
Live in three steps
Pick the theme that shows your work
Horizon opens with one full-width project photo — your finished kitchen sells the next one. Calling Card is the fast, no-photo option that still looks sharp.
Fill in trades, license, and area
The form asks for your project types, license and insurance lines, and where you build. Fifteen minutes of typing, no design decisions.
Deploy and add it to every bid
Live at yourcompany.amty.page in one click. Put the link in your email signature and estimates — it answers the trust questions before the client asks.
Questions general contractors ask
Do I need a website as a general contractor?
If you bid against anyone, yes. Homeowners shortlist contractors by searching their names, and a contractor with no web presence reads as a risk on a five-figure job. You don't need a portfolio site with twenty galleries — one page with your license, your specialties, and a photo of finished work covers what the shortlist check is looking for.
How much does a contractor website cost?
Building your site on Amty is free — you pay only to publish. A plan is $9/month or $99/year and puts it live at your own yourcompany.amty.page address with the leads inbox, instant email when a client submits your form, and your own custom domain. No web designer, no maintenance contract.
What should a contractor website include?
Your license number where it can't be missed, the project types you want more of (remodels and additions, not the punch-list work), one or two photos of finished jobs, your service area, and a project-inquiry form. Amty's Horizon theme is built around exactly that structure.
How fast can I get it live?
Between dinner and the game. Pick a theme, fill in your trades, license, and service area, upload your best project photo, deploy. It's live immediately at your own address — put it in tomorrow's bid email.
Can I use my company's domain?
Yes. Publish on yourcompany.amty.page, then connect a domain you already own — both come with your plan. Your site, form, and lead alerts carry over untouched.
Tonight, someone will Google your name.
Decide what they find. Your site can be live at yourname.amty.page in the next half hour.